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Friends remember fathers killed in Manassas workplace shooting (opens the original)
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MANASSAS, Va. (7News) — A day after two coworkers were killed in a workplace shooting at United Rentals in Manassas, friends and community members are sharing more about the lives Christopher Serrano and Ricky Lamot lived outside of work. Serrano, 33, and Lamot, 48, were killed Wednesday morning after police say their coworker, 37-year-old Marvin Grant, opened fire inside the United Rentals on Wellington Road. A third employee was also shot and is expected to survive. Police are still working to
Judge allows cameras at Naresh Bhatt murder trial but blocks full livestream (opens the original)
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MANASSAS, Va. (7News) — A Prince William County judge ruled Friday that cameras will be allowed in the courtroom during Naresh Bhatt’s upcoming murder trial, but the proceedings will not be livestreamed in full. The decision came after a lengthy hearing Friday over media access to the high-profile trial, which is scheduled to begin Oct. 5. Judge Kimberly Irving heard arguments from attorneys representing several news organizations seeking camera access and from Bhatt’s defense team, which oppose
More than 20 warrants tied to suspect in fatal Brandywine crash (opens the original)
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BRANDYWINE, Md. (7News) — A woman accused of fleeing a Charles County, Maryland, traffic stop before a wrong-way crash that killed her passenger was wanted on more than 20 warrants across Maryland and Virginia, and newly obtained court records detail a string of alleged thefts involving thousands of dollars in fragrances, cosmetics, and designer merchandise. Maryland State Police confirmed to 7News that 34-year-old Miya Stringfield was driving the Toyota involved in the Aug. 25 crash in Brandywi
DC considers change to help property owners after 7News exposed short-term rental problem (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (7News) — After 7News exposed a D.C. homeowner’s months-long fight to remove a squatter who refused to leave a short-term rental, change could be coming. Testimony before the D.C. Council Wednesday showed the issue may be more complicated than simply changing the law. 7News first began reporting on the problem late last year through the case of D.C. homeowner Rochanne Douglas. RELATED | DC looks to change short-term rental law after Airbnb squatter battle Douglas said a short-term ren
D.C. proposal would let businesses fund extra parking enforcement (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (7News) — Businesses, business improvement districts and even event organizers could soon pay for extra parking enforcement on D.C. streets under legislation moving through the D.C. Council. The Strategic Parking Enforcement Enhancement Act would create what the city calls a reimbursable detail program through the Department of Public Works (DPW). The concept is similar to an existing program that allows certain businesses to help pay for off-duty Metropolitan Police Department office
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